yes am in the building 2105. I think AXE is problem solving at a...

yes am in the building 2105. I think AXE is problem solving at a crazy pace. By shrinking and thereby multiplying yield per wafer lol. Once you have achieved a suitable graphene composition for the gFET, best to make the most of a successful batch of graphene.

Also, in the name of everything NANO!! ..... AXE can shrink stuff to a tenth of original size?? Honey we shrank our chips...again. We were reminded there's another batch out in Spain, who knows what shrinking that has gone through and what kind of problem solving got the many channelled multiplexing into a chip.

And on slightly more terra firma, flammo pointed out on other thread that this is just making chips. No testing on biological samples done yet. The only testing the announcement talks about is the one straight after packaging in Japan. Where they have to test how the chip circuits work with suitable voltages etc. It's a nerve-wracking development cycle when you first make the whole chip and you're still nowhere near actual fluid sample detection work flow yet. But our AXE teams are made of the right stuff. They can handle the pressure.

Of course we will all be floating once the announcement of successful biological sample work is announced, together with the SP lift.